Churchville High School - Globe Yearbook (Churchville, VA)

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unior Cfadd Seated: fleft to right! liliese Nlichfel, lsaluel lfloward, liugene llloyers, l.eo Huntley, lletty l.ou llarlley, and lietty Ritchie. Standing: lileanor Loelcridge, lflilly XYag'ner, ,lean XX'inier, Louise l.eacl1, Naxie .'xl'g'Clll51'lg'lll. tllen llittliie, and Dorothy Criekenharger. Absent: llarry Taliaferro. were liliese Michael and l,eo lluntlev. The llonor Court representatives were Betty l.ou Hartley and llarry Taliaferro, ln the fall of W49, we lwecame the Alunior Class, still under the direc- tion of Miss Klary lJllSL'l1lJZlI'g'Cl'. XYQ elected class officers as follows: l'resident, Dorothy ClIlCli0lllJZll'Ql'l'I 'x'ice-l',esident, llarry ,llZlllZlfCI'I'OI Sec- retary, Betty l.ou Hartley: Treasurer, lilit-se Michael: Circulation Manager of 'l'llli Gl.OBli, jean XX'imer1 and Historian, lfrances Richmond, Junior SC..-X. representatives are Curtis lleyencr, and Dorothy Crickenbarger. The llonor Court representatives are lletty l.ou lflaitley and llarry Taliaferro. The junior play, given on March 28, in the High School auditorium Na Slll1IJlilllS of SlllllJlilllSX'lllC,u lay lfeggy lfernway, provided good enter- tainment and was a success financially. -flfrances Richmond, Historian 1135

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unior Cfadd Seated: tlelt to rightj Madeline .VXcord, Kitty Mchlanamay, XVanda Cook, Betty 1Yhite, .-Xntha May Simmons, and Frances Richmond. Standing: lithel Rowe, june Griffin, Kenneth Simmons, Ervin Jordan, Curtis llevener, Miss l'itsenharger, Sponsor, Shirley l,ox'eg'rove, and Betty Ann .-Xrnistrongf. unior Cfadd .Hidiorg In the fall of 1947, we, the junior Class of 1949-50 entered Churchville High School, forty-four in numher. Under the guidance of Mr. Hunter Bl. Leach, our home room teacher, we elected the following' class officers: President, Harry Taliaferro, Vice-President, lsahel Howard, Secretary, Glenn Ritchie, Treasurer, Billy XYayner, The SC.,-N. representatives elected were lietty Ritchie and Harry Taliaferro. Most of our freshman year was spent getting acquainted with the teachers and our fellow students. XYhen we entered the Sophomore class in 1943, under the direction of Miss Mary l'itsenharger, we elected the following officers: President, liliese Michael: Vice-l resident, llarry Taliaferrog Secretary, Dorothy C'rickenharger: and Treasurer, l,elia Shaner. The S.C..'X. representatives C125

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op omore Clam , . . . . . . V . iwiwp Nota: tlelt to righth lulsie lxelley, Vloann Bartley, and l'attie Tlioinas. Set-ond Row: llelen XX'illian1s, Phyllis Shinanlt. Charlene Money- niaker, llarlxara Colaw, and Virginia l,essley. Third Row: Llohn llotkin, Vincent Moneymaker, Richard follins, john Proffitt, and Donald Andrews. Sophomore Clam! .Hidtorg The class of 1952 began its lireshnian year in 1948 with thirty-nine nienihers. Our home room teacher, Miss -lean Hilbert remained with ns half the year. Because of Misg Alice l.ig'g'ett's resignation Miss tlillmert was trans- ferred to the prineipal's offee, and Miss lilizalmeth N. Calhoun, ol' Xliaynes- boro, former railroad stewardess became our teacher. During our freshman year we had seveial important meetings. Early in the year we elected the class officers. They were: l'resident. ,ICS-11 CUPPZ Vice-lfresident, S A. Loekridge: Secretary and Treastxrer. Caroline Good- man. Later we made plans for our part in the llallowe'en party and decided upon Miss GillJert's Christnias gift. :Xlso. in a later meeting' we elected the S.C.:X. lixc-entire Representatives who were Gayle Miller for the boys and -'lean Cnpp, President. 'lihen the Honor Court Representatives were elevtedz Charlene Moneymaker and Richard Collins. ln the sprintf of l949 Bettie Rll77fll'fl entered the Yirlfinia Literary Q1-ll